Claiming My Sweet Captive

Captive Series, Book 2

By: Julia Sykes

Narrated by: Joe Arden

My sweet captive doesn't like to be touched. She will learn. She no longer has the right to refuse.

She flinches at the sight of my scarred face, but the way she whimpers and trembles makes perverse pleasure stir within me. I captured the little FBI agent while she was trying to take down my drug empire, and I can't allow that.

No one will ever touch her again - especially not my cruel brother.

Samantha is mine to keep and protect. Mine to play with and punish. All mine.

Contains the events of Sweet Captivity, told from the perspective of Andrés.

©2018 Julia Sykes (P)2019 Oh My Audiobooks

Excellent!

It was so good to listen to the story from Andes' point of view; to have insight in his feelings and emotions that made him the man he is. Joe Arden does a stellar job in bringing Andres to life. A very enjoyable listening experience!

absolutely fantastic book

I absolutely love this book and we get Andres side of the story and what a powerful story it is and makes you love him even more. the narrator's voice was absolutely phenomenal in this book.

Better than the first, and the first rocked it!

It's the same story written from Andres' POV, which I really enjoyed. Good narration, well written and hot as fuck.

Great masculine POV

Loved the idea of getting to experience the story from his POV and was very surprised by how much I enjoyed it! 🥰

Gets Better

Listening to this book from Andrés point of you makes me fall in love with this book even more. I thought the original book sweet captivity was great and the female narrator was spot on..but this book is just as good. I think this is the first book where I enjoyed Joe Arden a lot. His narration was alluring even though it was more of a Mexican accent than a Colombian. I think he did a fantastic job. He drew me in even though I was skeptical at first. I didn’t think this book could get any better but listening to it from Andres point of you makes me appreciate it that much more. So worth the credit and so worth listening. Even though it’s the same story you feel like it’s a different book because it’s his point of you in his feelings. Take a chance he will not regret it